Process for preparing single crystal binary metal oxides of impr

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156DIG71, 156DIG75, 156DIG78, 156DIG87, 156DIG89, 1566171, 423593, 423598, B01J 1718

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ABSTRACT:
A method is disclosed for the growth of single crystals of a binary metal oxides of the formula ABO.sub.3 where A is an alkali or alkaline earth metal, B is at least one element selected from titanium, niobium and tantalum. A mixture comprising the constituent components of the ABO.sub.3 crystal is prepared using a basic oxide or carbonate of A and a stoichiometric excess of an acidic oxide of B. The mixture is heated at an elevated temperature to form a melt and is thereafter exposed to a reactive atmosphere of a mixture of gaseous carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide. Crystal growth from the melt is effected by a top-seeded crystal pulling technique.

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